... Abstract Background: With continuing economic development in the developing countries of Southeast Asia, the numbers of dialysis facilities and patients are increasing every year. However, dialysis-related devices tend to be provided with financial support from developed countries...

.... Henipaviruses represent a significant threat to the Indian subcontinent,Southeast Asia and Australia. ...

... Abstract If there is an outbreak of emerging viral infections in Southeast Asia a pathology laboratorywill provide a crucial role to complement the virology laboratory even though the numberof suitably trained pathologists in the region is vastly reduced compared to Western countries.A...

... Abstract In the late 19th century, jumping (French Canadians in Maine, USA), miryachit (Siberia), and latah (Southeast Asia) were among a group of similar disorders described around the world, each of which manifests as an exaggerated startle response with additional late-response...

...References References 1. Naramura T, Hyodo T, Kokubo K, Matsubara H, Wakai H, Nakajima F, et al: Dialysis and quality of dialysate in Southeast Asian developing countries. Nephron Extra 2014;4:64-69. ...

.... This seriously compromises the ability to manage these children properly. Finally, countries in places like Southeast and Far East Asia and sub-Saharan Africa are often accompanied with their unique cultural and social issues, filled with myths and misconceptions, which worsens the already complex situation...

... of the world, as India, Southeast Asia or Brazil, the disease ismuch more prevalent. The standard therapeutic approach, focused on surgery, irradiation andchemotherapy, alone or in combination, has been in part modified in the last 30 years, but theoverall survival of HNSCC patients has not substantially...